/??n?mer.i/nothappy, or making youfeelunhappy:They were aparticularlyunmerrygroupso Itendedto do my own thingratherthanmixwith theothers.It was one of the most unmerryChristmasesI haveeverexperiencedas we had noelectricityfor twodays.More examples
Hecontinuedon his own unmerry way,breakingwomen'sheartsandoffendingeveryone.
Shewrotea children'sstoryabout an unmerry,lonelybearand hisattemptsto makefriends.
Prison is, ofcourse, always an unmerryplaceto be, but thisprisonwas one of theworst.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesFeeling sad and unhappy
a dog's lifeidiom
a long faceidiom
angsty
be cut upidiom
be down in the mouthidiom
be in a funkidiom
be in bitsidiom
distraught
distressed
dog
doleful
lovelorn
lovesick
low-spirited
lugubrious
wistfully
woe
woe is meidiom
woebegone
woeful
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